Bartholomew

Bartholomew is a venerable name with Hebrew origins, meaning 'son of Talmai'. Featured prominently in the New Testament as one of the twelve apostles, Bartholomew holds a place of esteem in biblical history. Although it's not commonly used in modern times, it possesses a historical richness and a formal elegance. The name might be best recognized in full, but casual diminutives like Bart offer a more approachable variation. Consider Bartholomew if you’re drawn to names with a deep, historical resonance.